Cloud Native, Big/Fast Data, Containers. AWS, Azure and GCP certified..
It’s a bit late I understand, also I guess most of you read it on LinkedIn or Twitter already. I accepted a job offer and work as Senior Technical Evangelist for AWS now. So more cloudy things, yeiii.
This is a great time to check out my speakerdeck account.
April was a good month. Now I completed all three Amazon Web Services Cloud (AWS) associate certifications AWS Certified Solution Architect, AWS Certified Developer (2018), AWS Certified SysOPS Associate (2018).
A quick reminder about how to install json-server, that I use in many microservices workshops to quickly expose a REST API:
sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum install nodejs
sudo yum install npm
sudo npm install -g json-server
Stay tuned for more details, but my presentation about Kubernetes was accepted for the CODE conference 2018 in New York City, March 8th. That is of course fantastic news 🙂
In more detail: I will present about the evolution of containers. From Docker, to Swarm, to container orchestrations systems, Kubernetes and managed Kubernetes (such as Oracle Container Engine or others). At the end I guess you will agree that Kubernetes is great and getting better every day, but you won’t like to manage your own Kubernetes cluster. Interesting enough, Bob Quillin summarised my CODE presentation as the new Oracle strategy really well.
Of course we will have a lot fun fun live coding with Mini, the Raspi cluster again. I plan to demo the setup of the cluster, service deployment, load balancing, failover etc. All this live on stage with hopefully a really big screen for the projection.
Today I realised that my Serverless with Fn on Kubernetes article was published on DZone. That is great news. Not sure why, but I didn’t pay too much attention to DZone but realised lately that so many good content is published there. E.g. check out the refcards!
Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Book
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